I decided to go at a different time than last time to see if there are any variables for example, currents, tides, light, creature behavior, new species, etc.
Free Journal Entry #2
- I noticed that when I went this time, the tides seemed lower, and there were less organisms inside the tidepools.
- I wonder where the fish, crabs, snails, etc. get their food from. I'm assuming there must be enough food for all of them because I haven't seen any predator/prey realtionships between the organisms.
- It was much easier to observe the tidepools and walk around since the tide was lower than the first time I went.
I wonder if there's not much predator prey relationship between the species in the tidepools, why do the fish, crabs, and snails have a camouflage appearance? In my first journal entry I included pictures, the last two pictures show the camouflage effect the crab and the snails have, they blend into the rocks behind them.
I decided to go at a different time than last time to see if there are any variables for example, currents, tides, light, creature behavior, new species, etc.
Free Journal Entry #2
- I noticed that when I went this time, the tides seemed lower, and there were less organisms inside the tidepools.
- I wonder where the fish, crabs, snails, etc. get their food from. I'm assuming there must be enough food for all of them because I haven't seen any predator/prey realtionships between the organisms.
- It was much easier to observe the tidepools and walk around since the tide was lower than the first time I went.
I wonder if there's not much predator prey relationship between the species in the tidepools, why do the fish, crabs, and snails have a camouflage appearance? In my first journal entry I included pictures, the last two pictures show the camouflage effect the crab and the snails have, they blend into the rocks behind them.
Assigned Journal Entry #2:
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